A window exhibition featuring more than 600 metres of rope opens in Ramsgate tomorrow (March 13).
Artist Mel Woo has handstitched the rope to create unique sculptural forms that are activated by digital sounds transcribed from research data. ‘Rope’ is a window exhibition at a property in Addington Street, by Vinyl Head café, running from March 13-21.
Mel said: “With so many art events online and people suffering from zoom overload, it’s time to explore other exhibition opportunities that are still Covid-19 safe.
“Influenced by ‘doorless galleries’ popping up around the country such as the Great Big Art Exhibition launched by Sir Anthony Gormley in January, I wanted to exhibit beyond the typical confines of the gallery space and present my work so to be as accessible as possible while following covid-19 safety rules. “
Mel is currently studying her masters at the University of Arts, London and is researching relationships between people and technology.
Find out more at https://www.melwoo.net
Don’t give up the day job.
A really pointless comment. Well done, Mel. Looking forward to the exhibition.
Did you get your words mixed up? Did you mean; a really pointless exhibition?
Did you get your punctuation mixed up? That should be a colon, not a semi-colon. Perhaps you should think twice before criticising the syntactical choices of others? 😉
It’s just so exciting, I might even take a day off, from watching the washing machine going round, and go and look at some ropes ZZZZzzzz
Imagine being as bitter and jealous of others talents as you’re showing the world you are, Phil.
Hmmm!
Jealous of…
Anyone with a shred of talent?
having creative talent. It might not be to your tastes, but what do you achieve by behaving the way you are, given you’re likely a fully grown adult capable of using critical thought and logical processing?
Perhaps you should just stick to enjoying pictures of dogs playing snooker Phil.
What a shame your comment makes no sense.
I am making assumptions about the sort of art that I expect you admire Phil.